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  • CFTC Becomes First Federal Agency To Adopt NIST Privacy Framework

    Date 28/01/2020

    In recognition of Data Privacy Day, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission today announced it will become the first federal agency to adopt the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Privacy Framework. The framework is a voluntary tool designed to improve privacy through enterprise risk management. The CFTC will integrate the framework into its enterprise risk portfolio and use it to better manage and communicate privacy risk throughout the agency.

  • SEC Issues Agenda For February 4 Meeting Of Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee

    Date 28/01/2020

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today released the agenda for the Tuesday, Feb. 4 meeting of its Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee. During the meeting, the committee will continue to explore funding gaps that impede growth opportunities for entrepreneurs and job creators. To help analyze these gaps, the committee will explore detailed data on public and private companies, investors, funds, and investment activity to examine how entrepreneurs' diverse capital needs are being met and where policy solutions may be needed. The afternoon session will feature speakers from two smaller regional funds as well as an entrepreneur.

  • Eurex Expands Total Return Futures Offering To Include Collateral Index TRFs

    Date 28/01/2020

    • Building on the recent expansion of their Total Return product suite into Equity & Basket TRFs, Eurex has today announced the launch of Collateral Index TRFs.
    • The construction of the index for Collateral Index TRFs is specifically designed to represent generic index financing or collateral baskets.

  • Finansinspektionen: Increased Capital Requirements On Bank Loans For Commercial Real Estate

    Date 28/01/2020

    Finansinspektionen (FI) considers there to be elevated risks in the banks’ lending for commercial real estate. The banks should hold more capital for these exposures, which is why FI is raising the capital requirements.

  • SEC Names Ray McInerney As Freedom Of Information Act Officer

    Date 28/01/2020

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that Ray McInerney has been named Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Officer in the agency’s Office of FOIA Services. This office promotes transparency in government by making SEC records available to the public and providing a timely and efficient response to each of the nearly 14,000 requests for SEC documents and records the agency receives each year.